
People are mad, these days. Sometimes for good reasons, sometimes for … questionable reasons.
Either way, this seems to be a time of increased activism – either in real life (Occupy Wall Street, Occupy MN, etc.) or in virtual life (with the massive number of online petitions).
READ MORE: Thief Steals Car With Dog Inside In Downtown MinneapolisTonight in Good Question, we’re going to explore whether these activist efforts work.
My short list:
READ MORE: Vikings Get Big Pass-Rush Boost With Hunter's Healthy ReturnProtest movements: Occupy Wall Street, the Tea Party, anti-Vietnam War, Civil Rights.
Petition efforts: today it’s the anti-early Black Friday sales by Target, maybe it’s saving a favorite TV show like Jericho, Arrested Development or Chuck.
MORE NEWS: 'I Don't Live In A Fantasy Land': Wild GM Faces Challenging Limited Salary Cap SituationWhat do you think? What does it take to make a protest work? What about a petition? Or are these efforts just a waste of time and energy? Share your comments, I’ll use them in Good Question tonight at 10.